Style: Progressive Metal / Rock Year of birth: 1998 Country: USA Views: 4500. Updated: 29 November, 2004 by Project Moderators
Biography of BandStylistically, Gordian Knot has textures associated with metal, combined with structures associated with progressive rock, jazz, and the Western classical tradition, making it difficult to classify.
Gordian Knot benefits its own genre by not being a part of it; in other words, the core of the music is the structure and pitches, presenting itself in several textural guises all the while leaving room for each performer to show his musicianship and voice.
With the flood of thrown-together 'supergroups', critics and fans alike were surprised and relieved by the lack of gratuitous soloing that marks so many other releases. Gordian Knot is the antithesis of today's 'supergroup', despite the résumés of those involved. |
Members of Gordian Knot
Current Members: Sean Malone (Founder). Role: Bass Side projects: Cynic (US), Aghora, Anomaly (US), Clockwork Jason Göbel. Role: Guitar Side projects: Cynic Bill Bruford. Role: Drums Side projects: Yes, King Crimson, EarthWorks Past Members: Paul Masvidal. Side projects: Cynic - featured on "Muttersprache" Sean Reinert. Role: Drums Side projects: Cynic, ex-Death, Aghora, Anomaly (US), Portal (US), Sean Malone Jim Matheos. Side projects: Fates Warning Steve Hackett. Side projects: Genesis, GTR Glenn Snelwar. Trey Gunn. Side projects: King Crimson, David Sylvian Ron Jarzombek. Role: Bass Side projects: Watchtower, Spastic Ink, S.A. Slayer |
DiscographyCD: Gordian Knot (1998) Studio: Sensory Records. Tracklist. Lineup: Glenn Snelwar, Trey Gunn, Ron Jarzombek, Sean Reinert Comment: All instrumental album. Guests like John Myung (Dream Theater, Platypus, The Jelly Jam), Trey Gunn (King Crimson), Ron Jarzombek (Spastic Ink, Watchtower)
and Glenn Snelwar. CD: Emergent (2003) Studio: Sensory / Laser's Edge. Tracklist. Lineup: Bill Bruford, Steve Hackett, Jason Göbel, Sean Reinert, Jim Matheos, Paul Masvidal Comment: Track three features ALL four "Focus"-era members of Cynic + Bill Bruford, other
guests included Jim Matheos (Fates Warning / OSI / John Arch), Steve Hackett
(Genesis), and some more surprises.
The Japanese version of the album features the bonus track "Surround Me".
Emergent was recorded in London, Los Angeles, and Portland. |
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